The most important result of the Struggle of the Orders was to
a. establish a centralized monarchy in Rome under Julius Caesar.
b. give the plebeians a somewhat greater role in Roman government.
c. bring the army into politics and begin a series of civil wars.
d. destroy the economic prosperity of Pax Romana.
b
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In "Bleeding Kansas" in the mid-1850s, ____ was/were identified with the proslavery element, and ____ was/were associated with the antislavery free-soilers
a. Beecher's Bibles; border ruffians b. John Brown; Preston Brooks c. the Pottawatomie massacre; the sack of Lawrence d. the Lecompton Constitution; the New England Immigrant Aid Society e. Stephen A. Douglas; William Sumner
The Soviet response to the western alliance in NATO was to form
a. the Warsaw Pact b. the Marshall Zhukov Plan c. The Budpest Protocol d. The Helsinki Accords e. Sino-Soviet Pact
The Stimson Doctrine
a. declared the United States would not recognize any territorial changes resulting from the use of force. b. forced Japan to modify its policies. c. was the first major foreign policy pronouncement of the Roosevelt administration. d. stopped Japanese aggression in China. e. all of these choices.
All of the following are true about “taking power” and “making power” except:
a. it is necessary to engage in oppositional politics to corporate and state power to take power. b. if we only take power we will replicate the hierarchical structures in our movements. c. you cannot effectively create change by both taking and making power; you need to choose one over the other. d. we make power by creating structures, movements, and communities that model the world we are trying to create.